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check out the euro stoxx 50. the dow jones is lapping up the attention. the euro is trading down at the moment. >> now to other news, portuguese -- the president of portugal has asked the country's constitutional court to review the government's disputed budget for this year. he said he was concerned about whether it fairly distributes the burdens of portugal's economic reforms. it includes tax increases and welfare cuts. he signed the budget, despite opposition. he said that was to avoid harming the country's economy. >> the economic exports and the chancellor have warned about of times ahead. when you look at the nation's unemployment, the picture looks pretty good. >> 2012 ended with more people working than ever before, and that after six years of consecutive games. >> the number of people in worked in germany is higher than ever, despite soaring unemployment in many other european countries. new figures show a stable german job market. the number of employed has been rising steadily. in 2012, 41.5 million people were employed. there are signs that th
check out the euro stoxx 50. the dow jones is lapping up the attention. the euro is trading down at the moment. >> now to other news, portuguese -- the president of portugal has asked the country's constitutional court to review the government's disputed budget for this year. he said he was concerned about whether it fairly distributes the burdens of portugal's economic reforms. it includes tax increases and welfare cuts. he signed the budget, despite opposition. he said that was to avoid...
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euro trading down $1.3194. >> secretary of state henry clinton in the hospital due to a blood clot from the concussion she's a reporter earlier this month. >> she is under observation and will be in the hospital at least until tuesday. she is 65 years old. she has stated that she will be stepping down next month. the egyptian pound continues to fall against the u.s. dollar despite financial authorities tried to hold it from sliding. mohamed morsi expects that it will stabilize. >> political turmoil has sent worried egyptian scrambling to change their currency into pounds and dollars. they are imposing controls on how much cash can physically be carried out of the country. >> the latest attempt to stabilize the currency has had little impact on it slide. beside reserves in its currency auction, the egyptian pound falling to a new low. the currency have been losing value since the unrest began. two major factors are a drop in tourism and in foreign investment. many egyptians fear their cash will continue to fall in value causing a run on a changing the pound for dollars or euro. president
euro trading down $1.3194. >> secretary of state henry clinton in the hospital due to a blood clot from the concussion she's a reporter earlier this month. >> she is under observation and will be in the hospital at least until tuesday. she is 65 years old. she has stated that she will be stepping down next month. the egyptian pound continues to fall against the u.s. dollar despite financial authorities tried to hold it from sliding. mohamed morsi expects that it will stabilize....
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the euro yen is quoted at 114.14 to 19. let's look at other markets. south korea's kospi trading lower by half a percent. the bench market index is trading lower by a quarter of a percent. asia plays an important role in the economy. starting today we'll bring you a series of interviews with business and financial leaders. we spoke with him about growth and where to expect it. >> reporter: while the global economic outlook remains uncertain, the asia region remains a bright spot. >> it will recover to some extent. compared with u.s. and europe and also compared with latin america and africa. asia would be the fastest growing economy in the world. >> reporter: in contrast the japanese economy is showing sign s of weakness. the new prime minister says one of his top priority is to pull the nation o of deflation. >> how could jap deal with it? >> i think the monetary policy always has some side effect. i understand. bank of japan not just inflation packet but mobilize and commit self to do in unlimited way. they should do anything and whatever amount. >>
the euro yen is quoted at 114.14 to 19. let's look at other markets. south korea's kospi trading lower by half a percent. the bench market index is trading lower by a quarter of a percent. asia plays an important role in the economy. starting today we'll bring you a series of interviews with business and financial leaders. we spoke with him about growth and where to expect it. >> reporter: while the global economic outlook remains uncertain, the asia region remains a bright spot. >>...
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and i think at some point in time you've got to get the euro down to the dollar, to a weaker euro, mainly to help for exports and to help spur growth, which is exactly what new prime minister is trying to do in japan. and i think one of things i want to mention that he is very i think is going to push and i think is very correct is trade within asia. and he's got to opportunities. what has been there on the table for a while and is clouded by territorial disputes, which would be japan, korea and china. and i think that it's very important that this go ahead with the second and third largest economies and the 10th largest economy in korea in the world. and he has said he really wants to move ahead on the. so i really hope so but, of course, it's clouded by these territorial disputes. the other is something, and trade as was mentioned as a subject that terry mcgraw has shown tremendous leadership and over the last decade. and we now have something new on the table, not so new was announced almost two years ago, which is the trans-pacific partnership. and i think japan should be part of that
and i think at some point in time you've got to get the euro down to the dollar, to a weaker euro, mainly to help for exports and to help spur growth, which is exactly what new prime minister is trying to do in japan. and i think one of things i want to mention that he is very i think is going to push and i think is very correct is trade within asia. and he's got to opportunities. what has been there on the table for a while and is clouded by territorial disputes, which would be japan, korea...
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>> i think euro/sterling's on a five-year trade lower. i think -- i think it does go lower this year. in the next two weeks, i think both euro and sterling do better against the dollar pretty much in tandem. >> yeah. there is this view that u.k.'s heading for its own downgrade. it's going to lose its aaa status. >> yeah. we have more of -- the u.s. is the world's number-one reserve currency, has natural forced buyers of its bonds. and you know poke its nose at the ratings agencies. i'm not sure the u.k. can to the same extent. >> if you're saying there's a yield story there and you want a relative safe haven, then guilds are 1.9%, better than, you know, other things yielding less. >> yes. >> if you want that relative security. >> and we have relatively higher rates. we will continue to have some. when i go to investors about sterling in london, i can talk to private banks all over the west end who have wealthy individuals looking to "fast money" into the pound. and shows who want to go to the pound because i think the credit rating's out
>> i think euro/sterling's on a five-year trade lower. i think -- i think it does go lower this year. in the next two weeks, i think both euro and sterling do better against the dollar pretty much in tandem. >> yeah. there is this view that u.k.'s heading for its own downgrade. it's going to lose its aaa status. >> yeah. we have more of -- the u.s. is the world's number-one reserve currency, has natural forced buyers of its bonds. and you know poke its nose at the ratings...
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commitment of the germans the french the italians and the spaniards the core nations to keeping the euro together and the central bankers said you know the germans do not like paying for quite a bit of the greek and pop probably the spanish but they will do it they have committed to it and the european nations have even though they have been protest anger they have committed to staying within the european construction because they don't see how europe can go back to being a series of atomized nations so it's really a question of an economic decision that also is a political decision i think there will be it will be difficult to get european nations to move towards fiscal unity it makes sense because if you can play the budget too when country against another you will have speculation different landing rates everywhere but i think the reason why you haven't heard about the euro zone conflict these past weeks is that it is actually doing better and if you look at the stock exchanges in the various european countries euro zone countries you can see that they're shooting right up there's als
commitment of the germans the french the italians and the spaniards the core nations to keeping the euro together and the central bankers said you know the germans do not like paying for quite a bit of the greek and pop probably the spanish but they will do it they have committed to it and the european nations have even though they have been protest anger they have committed to staying within the european construction because they don't see how europe can go back to being a series of atomized...
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well course unemployment continues to go up that for the states within the euro zone that very alarming and their economic problems will not be resolved until of course it recognize the you know the single currency is the bond covenant see for these countries really we need to have a back of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on our membership as well and have our own say but it needs to be recognised that the european union is of course failing economically so it still is still there it still exists but the price of people are paying is of course no economic growth and of course massively high unemployment which is now reaching alarming proportions for many different eurozone states. the church of england has defined the u.k. and its laws for centuries but its privileges now appear to far outweigh its place among british society in the past decade the number of people who consider themselves christian has dropped by more than four million. reports on whether it's time for today's religious mix to g
well course unemployment continues to go up that for the states within the euro zone that very alarming and their economic problems will not be resolved until of course it recognize the you know the single currency is the bond covenant see for these countries really we need to have a back of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on our membership as well and have our own say but it needs to be recognised that...
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well of course unemployment continues to go up that's for the states within the euro zone that's very alarming and their economic problems will not be of us old until of course it's recognized the u.i. with a single common say is the sea for these countries really we need to have a pack of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on membership as well and have i'm say but it needs to be recognised that the european union is of course failing economically so it still is still there it still exists but the price of people applying is of course no economic growth and of course massively high unemployment which is now we've seen alarming proportions for many different eurozone states. that more stories are coming your way this hour including the silent killer that lies dormant for decades. the disease that i understand can kill you. find some turns over nine hundred sixty sexual revolution california deal with the threat of hepatitis c. why health officials there along with. rich pickings from rooftop farms
well of course unemployment continues to go up that's for the states within the euro zone that's very alarming and their economic problems will not be of us old until of course it's recognized the u.i. with a single common say is the sea for these countries really we need to have a pack of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on membership as well and have i'm say but it needs to be recognised that the...
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euro/dollar, down to 1.30. the aussie dollar is weaker is sterling is also down against the greenback. we were proep probing above 1.63 a couple of minutes ago. they said so the fed comments pretty much dominating today's market session. speaking earlier, principal investor jim corcoran suggested that qe hasn't been particularly effective. >> what we are actually seeing now, i think in terms of the fed comments is, you know, within a year or so we might start buying bonds, we might not need to put any qe into the economy. i doubt whether qe created the growth in the u.s. economy. i think it was a turn in the housing market. it was cheap energy and an improvement in u.s. manufacturing. but nevertheless, i think you are seeing for fundamental reasons have pretty good strength in the u.s. >> well, that was jim's view. chris, what do you take away from the minutes yesterday? it had a big impact on the dollar, pushing benchmark yields higher, as well. i think we have to be contextualizing what comes out for minute s
euro/dollar, down to 1.30. the aussie dollar is weaker is sterling is also down against the greenback. we were proep probing above 1.63 a couple of minutes ago. they said so the fed comments pretty much dominating today's market session. speaking earlier, principal investor jim corcoran suggested that qe hasn't been particularly effective. >> what we are actually seeing now, i think in terms of the fed comments is, you know, within a year or so we might start buying bonds, we might not...
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times of global economic turbulence right now around forty two percent of the reserves are kept in euros most of the rest are kept in the u.s. security but according to russia's prime minister this may seem change as russia is looking at other currencies and apparently the euro is a losing fight or more for me what's going on in our business bottom. watch our business bulletin at six thirty g.m.t. here on r.t. . right the search for survivors of a sunday's a russian fishing boat accident in the sea of japan is still ongoing with at least eight to true members confirmed dead the vessel named chance one o one encountered severe inclement weather but didn't send an s.o.s. signal prior to capsizing there were thirty crewmembers on board including nineteen russians fifteen people have been rescued emergency services are looking for these seven people who remain missing it is not yet known what caused the accident. with some more international news in brief right now reports say militants have attacked an oil pipeline in algeria leaving two people did meanwhile in neighboring mali french led t
times of global economic turbulence right now around forty two percent of the reserves are kept in euros most of the rest are kept in the u.s. security but according to russia's prime minister this may seem change as russia is looking at other currencies and apparently the euro is a losing fight or more for me what's going on in our business bottom. watch our business bulletin at six thirty g.m.t. here on r.t. . right the search for survivors of a sunday's a russian fishing boat accident in the...
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euro/yen, 122.44 to 49 as well there. the euro gaining against the yen as well. so that's going to be an interesting factor to see how that plays into today's markets as well. ai? >> what key data can we expect this week other than earnings reports? >> we're going to go through quite a few, but of course the perils due out on friday. also some manufacturing and housing data to two other key areas, which analysts will be looking at closely, the big drops numbers on friday. we'll see if we can retest that 11,000 level. ai, back to you. >> thanks a lot for that update, ramin. ramin mellegard from the tokyo stock exchange. ramin just mentioned jobs data, so let's see what's happening on the global scene this week. first on wednesday, the preliminary estimate for economic growth for september of 2012 will be released. they had released a q4 gdp from the first quarter. also the fomc will be opening up its meeting. as people around the world take measures to shore up their committees, they're looking to see what the fed will come up with next. the industrial output was
euro/yen, 122.44 to 49 as well there. the euro gaining against the yen as well. so that's going to be an interesting factor to see how that plays into today's markets as well. ai? >> what key data can we expect this week other than earnings reports? >> we're going to go through quite a few, but of course the perils due out on friday. also some manufacturing and housing data to two other key areas, which analysts will be looking at closely, the big drops numbers on friday. we'll see...
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this time isn't actually hurting it is actually hurting it can't actually work whilst you're in the euro in the single currency it will create more economic problems and that's why we see unemployment across the eurozone vising quite alarming leigh so he's very happy that arlen is getting on with the policy of austerity but actually it's actually the wrong policy at this time ok so on their island is it going to change. well ireland will not will not change the drive cost over tea in the european union really what's needed is that countries need to recognize that the austerity they are being forced to undertake by the european central bank community and you as well as the i.m.f. in spain and in greece and other nations is actually causing more economic harm because the irish government is so wedded to the austerity drive just as the german government is it seems there won't be a change in european union policy but there needs to be this change because we can see the unemployment rising across the eurozone countries are suffering a great deal of economic harm and the far this has this pre
this time isn't actually hurting it is actually hurting it can't actually work whilst you're in the euro in the single currency it will create more economic problems and that's why we see unemployment across the eurozone vising quite alarming leigh so he's very happy that arlen is getting on with the policy of austerity but actually it's actually the wrong policy at this time ok so on their island is it going to change. well ireland will not will not change the drive cost over tea in the...
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the country has sold 3.25 billion euros of 12-month bills and 2 1/2 euros of 18-month bills. roughly in line with what we saw the last time, 2.2% and 2.7% respectively. it's still waiting for the yield to come through on the 12-month. it is down significantly, 1.25% versus 2.65% on december 11th. and, ross, you see the 18 month yield there? >> no. >> when that comes through, we'll read it out for you, as well. let's get some initial take on this. bruno, these 18-month yields below 1.8 pefrs versus almost 279% the last time. so we're seeing this auction, a key test ahead of thursday has gone off reasonably well. >> yes, it has. it's clearly something that the investors are looking at because if you look at the correlation of both the euro/dollar and the market, on the verses express of both spanish and italian yields, i think it is very important to have these filled up quite consistently. of course, the short end of the curve is giving an indication it's a very volatile part of the curve. the end of the curve is a more important one because that's clearly showing the long-ter
the country has sold 3.25 billion euros of 12-month bills and 2 1/2 euros of 18-month bills. roughly in line with what we saw the last time, 2.2% and 2.7% respectively. it's still waiting for the yield to come through on the 12-month. it is down significantly, 1.25% versus 2.65% on december 11th. and, ross, you see the 18 month yield there? >> no. >> when that comes through, we'll read it out for you, as well. let's get some initial take on this. bruno, these 18-month yields below...
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, the correlation between the euro and the s&p kind of weakened to the favor of the euro. and if the thing that i mentioned this year will happen, which is basically, you know, the gdp growth in greece may come back up, i think that will be good for the u.s. >> boris, response briefly. >> yeah, but you know, we can play the same game on the euro side where we -- we heard that story over and over again. what we have, moderation of periphery yields, euro rallies, then again we have another flare-up of the crisis. so my question is, will the spanish be able to refinance all of their debt? will italians be able to finance their debt? i think a lot of the positive compression of periphery yields is in the euro. now i agree, i don't think the dollar is going to have a massive rally against the euro unless there's a major source of friction in the eurozone as we go forward. i think a lot of the benefit that the euro has seen has already baked into the cake. i agree with you that in a sense, yes, dollar could rally more against the yen than against the euro, but nevertheless could
, the correlation between the euro and the s&p kind of weakened to the favor of the euro. and if the thing that i mentioned this year will happen, which is basically, you know, the gdp growth in greece may come back up, i think that will be good for the u.s. >> boris, response briefly. >> yeah, but you know, we can play the same game on the euro side where we -- we heard that story over and over again. what we have, moderation of periphery yields, euro rallies, then again we...
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inevitably, they'll have to buy some euros. but the down side of the euro is that it's a really mediocre economy. and it's hard to get excited about eurozone investments except in terms of convergence playes and so on. so i think the euro is going to have a hard time raking 1.35 and probably won't go below 1.25 over the next year. there are much more interesting currency toes trade. >> we'll get on to that. but the economy and asset markets, clearly the impact on german equities, up 29% last year. also, in europe, you've got yield plays, right? if you're buying italian debt, you're getting a really good yield play. is it such a disconnect between the fundamentals and sentiment and asset prices? >> well, except asset prices were largely driven last year by the fears that the eurozone was going to fall apart. now that, you know, some of those fears have been put to rest, at least in the short-term, investors are kind of buying back a bit of what they sold. so it doesn't mean that things are good. it just means that they're not as
inevitably, they'll have to buy some euros. but the down side of the euro is that it's a really mediocre economy. and it's hard to get excited about eurozone investments except in terms of convergence playes and so on. so i think the euro is going to have a hard time raking 1.35 and probably won't go below 1.25 over the next year. there are much more interesting currency toes trade. >> we'll get on to that. but the economy and asset markets, clearly the impact on german equities, up 29%...
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. >> do you expect the euro to remain weak for the rest of the year? >> i expect the eurozone crisis to remain weak. people will look carefully at special situations across europe. >> and best performer of 2013? >> it's impossible to tell. let's say the whole of the market. >> very diplomatic answer there. david simple sop, thank you very much for coming by. some hopeful signs there. straight ahead on the program, talking of hopeful signs, our next guest is at u.s. oil production not seen since the 50s. what does it mean? we'll explore that when we come back. . >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." these are your headlines. the bank of japan steps up its easing agenda under heavy government pressure, doubling its inflation target and promising open ended qe starting next year. >>> president obama lays out a vision for his second term in his innagul address. >>> and this is the face of the new mr. euro. earlier, we had a nine to one ratio of decliner toes advancers.inaugural. earlier, we had a nine to one ratio of decliner toes advancers. the ftse d
. >> do you expect the euro to remain weak for the rest of the year? >> i expect the eurozone crisis to remain weak. people will look carefully at special situations across europe. >> and best performer of 2013? >> it's impossible to tell. let's say the whole of the market. >> very diplomatic answer there. david simple sop, thank you very much for coming by. some hopeful signs there. straight ahead on the program, talking of hopeful signs, our next guest is at u.s....
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and euro slshl dollar, 1.3385. we have been up to 1.34. the high not since march, but since february 2012. that is where we stand right now in europe. serb won has more for us from asia. >> asian markets mostly in the green today as the clear outperformer is china's shanghai composite jumping a stunning 3% today. the index hit a seven-month high on talking about increasing the quota. investors are filling up ahead of the 2012 gdp data due out later this week. if you'll recall, late last week, growth could come in at 7.7%, surpassing beijing's target of 7.7%. so financials and military stocks were the biggest winner necessary today's rally. strengthening mainland blue chips helped boost the sang second higher by .6%. the globals porter li & fug dropped today. the yen has softened to a 2 1/2 year low. elsewhe elsewhere, south korea's kospi add .5% today. australia's asx 200 finished marginally in the green and india's sensex just touched off gaining a strong 1.4%. back to you. >> all right. thanks for that, sish we know. have a good evening
and euro slshl dollar, 1.3385. we have been up to 1.34. the high not since march, but since february 2012. that is where we stand right now in europe. serb won has more for us from asia. >> asian markets mostly in the green today as the clear outperformer is china's shanghai composite jumping a stunning 3% today. the index hit a seven-month high on talking about increasing the quota. investors are filling up ahead of the 2012 gdp data due out later this week. if you'll recall, late last...
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first, america is not as exposed as britain to the euro zone. second, although i'm as big an english patriot as anatole i don't think we have the kind of muscle to borrow on favorable terms as the americans. i think it's a very easy sometimes for the brits to encourage the americans to have a very fiscal policy, but at the same time, be very supportive of the current austerity program in britain. two not easily reconcilable positions. >> thank you so much. >>> and we will be back. ♪ ooh baby, can i do for you today? ♪ [ female announcer ] need help keeping your digestive balance? align can help. only align has bifantis, a patented probiotic that naturally helps maintain your digestive balance. try align to help retain a balanced digestive system. try the #1 gastroenterologist recommended probiotic. align. >>> 100,000 dead. that is the gruesome total we could see in syria's civil war in 2013. unless the violence is stopped. that's according to the u.n. envoy brahimi and that's on top of at least 60,000 people who have already been killed in t
first, america is not as exposed as britain to the euro zone. second, although i'm as big an english patriot as anatole i don't think we have the kind of muscle to borrow on favorable terms as the americans. i think it's a very easy sometimes for the brits to encourage the americans to have a very fiscal policy, but at the same time, be very supportive of the current austerity program in britain. two not easily reconcilable positions. >> thank you so much. >>> and we will be...
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dollar and euro gaping further ground against the yen. the dollar/yen at 89.29. euro/yen at 119.28. traders are stepping up yen selling after japan's prime minister reaffirmed his resolve to set an inflation target of 2%. >>> well, business leaders from japan, china and south korea gathered in seoul has the three nations are about to start negotiations for a free trade deal. the meeting on thursday was organized by a seoul based secretary yacht that enhanced cooperation. several government officials and business people attended. >> translator: closer business ties will have a positive impact on the three nations politics and diplomatic relations. >> translator: we hope the business people gathered here will become the cornerstone for goodwill among the three nations through their strong friendship. >> jan japan, china and south korea declared last november they will begin talks for a free trade agreement working level negotiations are expected to start in the first half of this year. this participants echoed the view and voiced the importance of private sector corporation for better
dollar and euro gaping further ground against the yen. the dollar/yen at 89.29. euro/yen at 119.28. traders are stepping up yen selling after japan's prime minister reaffirmed his resolve to set an inflation target of 2%. >>> well, business leaders from japan, china and south korea gathered in seoul has the three nations are about to start negotiations for a free trade deal. the meeting on thursday was organized by a seoul based secretary yacht that enhanced cooperation. several...
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zone as long as it has this is this was this an in favor of the euro league euro zone at all costs that is where european powers especially germany would press are on the ship. other pretty extreme ways of showing they're fed up with the government for example. with. parliamentary forces shutting down a palestinian protest in the west bank all about despite the country's supreme court forbidding it. also promised to build more settlements in the area one of the protesters told us the prime minister is just trying to score points. when you have five hundred more than five hundred fully armed israeli soldiers. raiding villages with said the forces of an armed there's a sense that by itself is violent but even within the process of actually. many activists many of those that suffered brutal beatings for no reason they did not even resist. or less but they suffered due to the beatings we had at least six or seven of those residents are activists treated in the hospital and a lot of them are hostile to see doctors for severe problems that they suffered from the beating it's a political issue
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skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the backbenchers in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says he was renegotiate but the reality of what he says if you read the subtext is that the e.u. is very good for us but it serves our interests and i promise i promise god to do my best over the next five years to do everything i can to keep britain a member of that union this issue is a key constitutional issue it isn't even about economics it's about who governs britain it's about are we dependent nation as a democracy and determine their own future or not and i want to referendum now promise because i want to ask there's a lot of concern that if a person left the this is massively affect our relationships our trade relationships certainly have a hit on the economy as a result of that what do you say to those concerns a classic scar
skeptic language to pursue a euro agenda she exactly what harold wilson did forty years ago this speech is happening because of the rise of using it on the rise of ukip has led to massive discontent on the backbenchers in the house of commons and amongst the conservative party in the country that's what he's responding to so that's why he talked tough and says he was renegotiate but the reality of what he says if you read the subtext is that the e.u. is very good for us but it serves our...
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bank may put an end to its easing policy earlier than expect preponderance of the evidence we have euro yen quoted at 114.90. moving on to stocks. let's check on europe first where shares are open and trading at this hour. we're seeing them slightly lower as you can see there. investors a bit cautious ahead of the release of the u.s. jobs report for december which is due out later on friday. london's ftse 100 down a fraction. declines as well for frankfurt about .2%. paris market down about .4%. did see a mixed day for asia, though. tokyo's nikkei jumped to its highest level since march 2011. it was up, in fact, nearly 3% on the back of a weaker yen. japanese business leaders commented on the country's economic outlook for this year. >> translator: i believe the yen will continue to weaken for some time, and the real economy is likely to improve, at least through middle of this year. that includes a recovery in exports. >> translator: led by the united states, overseas economies are picking up strength, demand from outside japan is increasing steadily. the japanese economy is likely to
bank may put an end to its easing policy earlier than expect preponderance of the evidence we have euro yen quoted at 114.90. moving on to stocks. let's check on europe first where shares are open and trading at this hour. we're seeing them slightly lower as you can see there. investors a bit cautious ahead of the release of the u.s. jobs report for december which is due out later on friday. london's ftse 100 down a fraction. declines as well for frankfurt about .2%. paris market down about...
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and their economic problems will not be resolved until of course it's recognize that the euro the single currency is the carbon c for these countries really we need to have a back of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on our membership as well and have our own say but it needs to be recognised that the european union is of course failing economically so it still is still there it still exists but the price of people are paying is of course no economic growth and of course massively high unemployment which is now reaching alarming proportions for many different eurozone states. well more stories coming your way this hour including the saw didn't kill for decades. it's a disease that i understand can kill you. if we find out how some veterans of the nine hundred sixty sexual revolution in california deal with the threat of hepatitis c. and why health officials there are ringing alarm bells are. mature pickings from rooftop farms people in gaza hit the tunnels to raise crops on top of the houses as isra
and their economic problems will not be resolved until of course it's recognize that the euro the single currency is the carbon c for these countries really we need to have a back of powers away from brussels to all the different member states and of course britain should of course have its own referendum on our membership as well and have our own say but it needs to be recognised that the european union is of course failing economically so it still is still there it still exists but the price...
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that helps gives the euro a bit of a lift at 1.40.65. dollar/yep, more profit taking after hitting that 29-month high on friday. euro/dollar, we dipped below 1.30. 1.3116 is where we stand at the moment. that's why we are in european trade. rejoining us with a look at the asian trade, li sixuan in singapore. >> thank you, ross. most asian markets finished in the red following a week gain on wall street. the nikkei ending nearly 11% lower. this despite the new prime minister stepping up his call for easing yet again. exporters extended losses. sharp shares jumped after the tvmaker forecasted better than expected operating profits for the december quarter. in china, the shanghai composite slipped by .4%. property counters were the big loserses. and the hang seng shed almost 1% today. ping an shares fell more than 4% after news that the china development bank is reconsidering the sale of shares in ping an shares. china pacific insurance sharply lover after u.s. carlyle group sold its remaining stake in the company. in taiwan, htc lost groun
that helps gives the euro a bit of a lift at 1.40.65. dollar/yep, more profit taking after hitting that 29-month high on friday. euro/dollar, we dipped below 1.30. 1.3116 is where we stand at the moment. that's why we are in european trade. rejoining us with a look at the asian trade, li sixuan in singapore. >> thank you, ross. most asian markets finished in the red following a week gain on wall street. the nikkei ending nearly 11% lower. this despite the new prime minister stepping up...
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and i think there will be a euro. the question is what it'll look like and what the membership will be. because, you know, originally there was a big school of thought saying that the euro just should have been the northern tier of the membership. it shouldn't have taken in the so-called southern tier countries that have problems. and the next year or two, i think, are really key. and this idea of complacency, and i've had some talks -- actually, he was good enough to buy my book last year and read it, and we've discussed it. i was with him a month ago, and i think he's one of the more thoughtful people in the bureaucracy in brussels. and i think that when he starts talking about complacency, and i should say younger came out, also, and talked about his concern on the value of the euro vis-a-vis the dollar. my point on exports. so i think we're very far from where a lot of members of the marketplace are that, you know, the worst is over for europe, don't worry, it's just a matter of time. >> [inaudible] >> did everyon
and i think there will be a euro. the question is what it'll look like and what the membership will be. because, you know, originally there was a big school of thought saying that the euro just should have been the northern tier of the membership. it shouldn't have taken in the so-called southern tier countries that have problems. and the next year or two, i think, are really key. and this idea of complacency, and i've had some talks -- actually, he was good enough to buy my book last year and...
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david, how is the euro? >> last year we had euro/dollar going to 1.35. it ended around 1.32. but this year we have a pretty boring forecast, 1.35. we don't see the -- lasting in euro/dollar. more on sterling, more on the yen. i think we're moving away from the fixation about euro/dollar. and it seems strange that everything is saying that the ecb or european politicians aren't able to do anything. and so i think we'll have to watch europe very carefully. but i think the break-up risk is coming out of the market. >> yeah. it appears to be the case. and we have something to watch today in spain, as well. it's the first bond auction of the year for the al beeran company. the treasury is slashing the debt market up to 5 billion euros since 2013. lloyd's expects a positive results with the first take up. it will be the first issue to feature a collective action clause, designed to make it easier for the government to restructure debt in the case of future crisis. and president obama is expected to make the final touches to his second term economic team today. cnbc's john harwood h
david, how is the euro? >> last year we had euro/dollar going to 1.35. it ended around 1.32. but this year we have a pretty boring forecast, 1.35. we don't see the -- lasting in euro/dollar. more on sterling, more on the yen. i think we're moving away from the fixation about euro/dollar. and it seems strange that everything is saying that the ecb or european politicians aren't able to do anything. and so i think we'll have to watch europe very carefully. but i think the break-up risk is...
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zone as long as it has this this was this an in favor of the euro of the euro zone at all costs that is where european powers especially germany can put pressure on the ship. while some greeks are choosing pretty extreme ways of showing they're fed up with the government. quarters of the greek ruling party with an a k forty seven no group has claimed responsibility but the shooting comes off the back of a wave of similar attacks by anecdotes i said on t.v. dot com for you. also online the bar is invades new york the state governor has declared a health emergency over the spread of flu this year's epidemic is already five times the size of last year. it's simply to. eat meat. israel is facing international criticism after its paramilitary forces shut down a palestinian protest camp in the west bank despite the country's supreme court forbidding it and human you know who also promised to build even more settlements in the area one of the protesters told us the prime minister's just scoring points ahead of the election when you have five hundred more than five disorders. raiding village
zone as long as it has this this was this an in favor of the euro of the euro zone at all costs that is where european powers especially germany can put pressure on the ship. while some greeks are choosing pretty extreme ways of showing they're fed up with the government. quarters of the greek ruling party with an a k forty seven no group has claimed responsibility but the shooting comes off the back of a wave of similar attacks by anecdotes i said on t.v. dot com for you. also online the bar...
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and euro stone remains euro zone remains stable? >> absolutely .. >> rose: east asia politics, what is that. >> east asia politics. >> rose: is that indonesia? >> basically it is the entire- you thinabt the pivot, one of the most important policies we put in place the last few years is largely because across the asian continent, you have countries that are increasingly integrating economically towards a very strong china, but they maintain much stronger political and security relations with the united states. >> rose: which countries are we talkable about? >> we are talking a. >> talking about japan but also talking about vietnam, korea, thailand, even myanmar >> rose: even burma. >> even burma, yes, absolutely, you look at why are they opening up? they are opening up because they are worried about only being in the pocket of a rising china. >> rose: and all worried about that. >> india less so because. >> rose: because it thinks it is strong enough? >> it thinks it is strong enough but everyone else is. >> rose: number 8 is iran. >
and euro stone remains euro zone remains stable? >> absolutely .. >> rose: east asia politics, what is that. >> east asia politics. >> rose: is that indonesia? >> basically it is the entire- you thinabt the pivot, one of the most important policies we put in place the last few years is largely because across the asian continent, you have countries that are increasingly integrating economically towards a very strong china, but they maintain much stronger political...
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first, america is not as exposed as britain to the euro zone. second, although i'm as big an english patriot as anatole i just don't think we have the kind of muscle to be able to borrow on such favorable terms as the americans. i think that it's very easy sometimes for the brits to encourage the americans to have expansionary fiscal policy, but at the same time be very supportive of the current austerity program in britain. two not easily reconcilable positions. pleasure to have you. thank you so much. >> and we will be back. >>> 100,000 dead. that is the gruesome total we could see in syria's civil war in 2013. unless the violence is stopped. that's according to the u.n. envoy brahimi and that's on top of at least 60,000 people who have already been killed in this conflict, according to an exhaustive analysis released by the u.n. this week. meanwhile, russia, perhaps the potential savior in the crisis, continues to refuse to act. so, what is the solution? joining me now is fawaz gerges professor of middle eastern politics at the london school
first, america is not as exposed as britain to the euro zone. second, although i'm as big an english patriot as anatole i just don't think we have the kind of muscle to be able to borrow on such favorable terms as the americans. i think that it's very easy sometimes for the brits to encourage the americans to have expansionary fiscal policy, but at the same time be very supportive of the current austerity program in britain. two not easily reconcilable positions. pleasure to have you. thank you...
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the euro is trading higher against the yen. let's take a look at other markets in the asia pacific. the kospi is trading lower and in australia the benchmark index is trading higher at 4,724. >>> chinese drivers are steering clear of new cars. directors reported a 5.3% drop over the previous year with less than 1.2 million units sold. toyota registered their first declining sell since entering china ten years ago. sales at honda shrank too. mazda's dropped by 12.9%. the japanese government nationalized the senkaku islands in the east china sea. china and taiwan claimed the islands and it pushed consumers to boycott products. here is a recap of markets. >>> five men appeared in in a new delhi court monday. the m have been charged with raping a 23-year-old woman on a bus. they threw her from the vehicle. she died two weeks later in the hospital. the men heard the charges without defense lawyers present. many lawyers are avoiding the case because of the scale of public outrage at the crime. the trial is expected to be closed to public and media. protesters have been demanding harsh pun
the euro is trading higher against the yen. let's take a look at other markets in the asia pacific. the kospi is trading lower and in australia the benchmark index is trading higher at 4,724. >>> chinese drivers are steering clear of new cars. directors reported a 5.3% drop over the previous year with less than 1.2 million units sold. toyota registered their first declining sell since entering china ten years ago. sales at honda shrank too. mazda's dropped by 12.9%. the japanese...
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euro/dollar is about 1% higher on the back of that news. the ifo institute, current conditions, 108. headline index, 104.2 versus 103. ross, what do you make of it? >> well, you can see what's going on with the euro there, 134. let's get more from finland. good to see you, alex. thanks indeed for joining us. the defense here that we're no longer in crisis fighting mode, the question as we look at data in germany, the question is whether we've made a fundamental turn, a fundamental change and whether things are temporary. >> i certainly hope we've made a fundamental turn. if this crisis is 100 steps, i'd say we are about 60 steps down the road. now, really, we have the fundamental institutional things in place. so that has calmed down the markets. what we now need is political stability. i think the italian election is one thing and the second thing we need in europe more than anything else is -- >> yeah. we thought stabilizing the crisis in terms of the bond spreads playing out was hard. getting growth into europe looks to be an almost impo
euro/dollar is about 1% higher on the back of that news. the ifo institute, current conditions, 108. headline index, 104.2 versus 103. ross, what do you make of it? >> well, you can see what's going on with the euro there, 134. let's get more from finland. good to see you, alex. thanks indeed for joining us. the defense here that we're no longer in crisis fighting mode, the question as we look at data in germany, the question is whether we've made a fundamental turn, a fundamental change...
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the euro/yen is also lower. that pair at 121.71 to 74. many market players are on the sidelines waiting for the release of u.s. gdp and jobs data later in the week. the kospi trading higher by .4 of a%. 1,948 and in australia the benchmark index is trading higher 4,873 this tuesday morning. the u.s. agriculture chief has welcomed japan's easing of impact restrictions on its country's beef. it gives u.s. cow farmers a bigger steake in the market. they decided to allow imports of meat from american cattle aged 30 months or younger. the current limit is 20 months or younger and was set seven years ago to provent risks of bsc or mad cow disease. the u.s. will continue working on eliminating trade bar yours for high quality and safe u.s. food and agriculture products. the u.s. will keep trying to expend its exports. ron kirk called the decision a significant and historic step in expanding the american beef tradwith japan and along with it exports and jobs. that's the latest in business for this hour. here is a check on markets. >>> thousands o
the euro/yen is also lower. that pair at 121.71 to 74. many market players are on the sidelines waiting for the release of u.s. gdp and jobs data later in the week. the kospi trading higher by .4 of a%. 1,948 and in australia the benchmark index is trading higher 4,873 this tuesday morning. the u.s. agriculture chief has welcomed japan's easing of impact restrictions on its country's beef. it gives u.s. cow farmers a bigger steake in the market. they decided to allow imports of meat from...
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well know that the european central bank has pledged to save the euro by doing whatever it takes. but now we see parts of asia, latin america taking the low rate directive. today, it was india to cut interest rates. one of the first asian economies to do so, aside, of course, from japan, which has been on a stimulus mode lately. so, based on that, the landscape looks good for stocks, an economic recovery, low rate
well know that the european central bank has pledged to save the euro by doing whatever it takes. but now we see parts of asia, latin america taking the low rate directive. today, it was india to cut interest rates. one of the first asian economies to do so, aside, of course, from japan, which has been on a stimulus mode lately. so, based on that, the landscape looks good for stocks, an economic recovery, low rate
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they booked a $1 billion euro litigation charge, almost 2 billion euros to pay for restructuring. sylvia is in frankfurt, rejoins us. plenty of focus, as well, on the capital levels, sylvia. >> that's at least what the markets are clearly focused on. the write-downs or the risk provisions, not a big surprise. maybe the number was a surprise. but they didn't -- clearly didn't put enough money aside in the previous quarters. so maybe that was even some good news for the taking out of there, finally they woke up to the reality that they might have to pay out more than they originally planned. the operational side, not good, but no really nasty surprises. restructuring costs, again, of postbank of the higher side of the market has expected. the numbers were below expectations. but ultimately, the market gave it almost a thumbs up and saying, okay, we hone in op on the capital numbers on the key data. we hone in on the statement from the ceos, from theco ceos at the press conference. we don't need to go into the capital markets with a capital increase. that was taken as positive news.
they booked a $1 billion euro litigation charge, almost 2 billion euros to pay for restructuring. sylvia is in frankfurt, rejoins us. plenty of focus, as well, on the capital levels, sylvia. >> that's at least what the markets are clearly focused on. the write-downs or the risk provisions, not a big surprise. maybe the number was a surprise. but they didn't -- clearly didn't put enough money aside in the previous quarters. so maybe that was even some good news for the taking out of there,...
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today we're seeing the euro/dollar give up .1% to 1. 1.3069. and the dollar/yen after reports out of japan saying there will be coordination between the bank of japan and fiscal authorities to try and get to the 2% inflation target. nothing too concrete. again, the proof will be in the poudre figure i can use a -- in the pudding if i can use a popular phrase this side of the bond. back to you. >> kelly services. i like that -- talent. talent, kelly. >> talent at work. >> talent at work. thanks. >>> coming up, the nation's biggest banks preparing to post quarterly results in the coming days. the inside line next. >>> first as we head to break, a look at yesterday's winners and losers. at 1:45, the a >>> that's hard. >> you stink. the wing and a fractured beak.o surgery was successful, but he will be in a cast until it is fully healed, possibly several months. so, if the duck isn't able to work, how will he pay for his living expenses? aflac. like his rent and car payments? aflac. what about gas and groceries? aflac. cell phone? aflac, but i doub
today we're seeing the euro/dollar give up .1% to 1. 1.3069. and the dollar/yen after reports out of japan saying there will be coordination between the bank of japan and fiscal authorities to try and get to the 2% inflation target. nothing too concrete. again, the proof will be in the poudre figure i can use a -- in the pudding if i can use a popular phrase this side of the bond. back to you. >> kelly services. i like that -- talent. talent, kelly. >> talent at work. >>...
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euro/yen 123.35-40. >>> british prime minister david cameron says authorities must use every means possible to fight terrorism. cameron traveled to algeria, the site of the hostage crisis earlier this month. he and prime minister abdelmalek sellal announced an agreement to tighten security. >> what i want to do is work with the algerian government and with other governments in the region to make sure that we do everything we can to combat terrorism in a way that is both tough and intelligent and uses everything we have at our disposal, which will make them safer and make us safer, make the world safer. >> the leaders met two weeks after the hostage siege. islamist militants attacked a gas complex in the sahara desert and took dozens captive. 37 foreigners were killed including 6 british citizens. cameron says british and algerian officials will cooperate in several areas including information gathering. his visit was the first by the leader of the country whose citizens died during the crisis. >>> participants in a u.n. disarmament conference voiced negative opinions about japan's plan to k
euro/yen 123.35-40. >>> british prime minister david cameron says authorities must use every means possible to fight terrorism. cameron traveled to algeria, the site of the hostage crisis earlier this month. he and prime minister abdelmalek sellal announced an agreement to tighten security. >> what i want to do is work with the algerian government and with other governments in the region to make sure that we do everything we can to combat terrorism in a way that is both tough and...
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. >>> with the euro dropping against the u.s. dollar, the ecb is set to meet for the first time this year, so, how should you be trading the common currency? let's bring in amelia bourdeau. and aimee ymelamelia, what's go happen? >> i think tomorrow they are going to stay on hold. the european economy is stagnating. the pmis have been a little bit stronger recently, but they're not strong altogether. why? the main reason it's going to remain on hold tomorrow for the ecb is because risk premium have lessened. there's been a risk-rally in the currency market and equities going on and that gives the ecb some time, as well as the fact that the peripheral bond yeel have been coming in lower. that's a good thing. and also, if they do cut rates ahead, which i think they will towards the middle of the year, that's going to turn deposit rates. they have to be careful and wait for more depolice station risk to emerge before they decide to cut rates. >> so, you are looking to sell euro u.s. dollar. walk us through the trade. >> euro is bein
. >>> with the euro dropping against the u.s. dollar, the ecb is set to meet for the first time this year, so, how should you be trading the common currency? let's bring in amelia bourdeau. and aimee ymelamelia, what's go happen? >> i think tomorrow they are going to stay on hold. the european economy is stagnating. the pmis have been a little bit stronger recently, but they're not strong altogether. why? the main reason it's going to remain on hold tomorrow for the ecb is...
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this is off the welcome bok the standards of living across the euro zone continue to fall a number of age old problems are on the rise and fall as the faltering economy has led to a startling such an armed robbery with golden high value jury the main target. until a month ago this was one of my jury shops on a quiet street in central paris office a gruesome attack by. never reopened for business having kids. a fifty two year old metal worker tried to chase them down into the street into the parking lot where their motorbike stood the criminals turned around and fired a shot at him he died right in the middle of the street in broad daylight. the murder shocked france with the country's interior ministry fearing it would not be the last incident of its kind. we must not regard these attacks as well these individuals are well trained and they can and will use force and weapons against the employees of jewelry stores. since france plunged into financial crisis armed robberies have become ever more frequent criminals not only attack stores but they also strip people of their jewelry in the
this is off the welcome bok the standards of living across the euro zone continue to fall a number of age old problems are on the rise and fall as the faltering economy has led to a startling such an armed robbery with golden high value jury the main target. until a month ago this was one of my jury shops on a quiet street in central paris office a gruesome attack by. never reopened for business having kids. a fifty two year old metal worker tried to chase them down into the street into the...
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that's having that impact on euro/dl euro/-- eauro/dollar. and saying that it was too strong -- >> maybe because ewald nowotny was in front of a green markets. psychological. >>> we want to look at companies around the globe which are starting to outline and deploy theirity budgets for 2013. a new survey for from gartner of more than 2,000 cios in 41 countries finds plans for total spend down .5% in 2013 with digital technology, mobile devices and cloud computing, among their top priorities. joining us in a first look at the survey is mark mcdonald, group vice president of gartner's executive programs. mark, good morning. so down half a percent. let's start there. this actually is a continuation of a long-term trend. is it a headwind for tech companies? >> well, it's not so much of a headwind as much as a realization that there needs to be a transition from what i.t. has been to what technology needs to be in the future. across those, you know, 36 different industries, we see organizations kind of moving from technology kind of tending to cur
that's having that impact on euro/dl euro/-- eauro/dollar. and saying that it was too strong -- >> maybe because ewald nowotny was in front of a green markets. psychological. >>> we want to look at companies around the globe which are starting to outline and deploy theirity budgets for 2013. a new survey for from gartner of more than 2,000 cios in 41 countries finds plans for total spend down .5% in 2013 with digital technology, mobile devices and cloud computing, among their top...
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> you hear a lot of bad press about europe but europe has a deficit and i want to be exposed to the euro. mostly because i think that the policies of the federal reserve is identical to those of european central bank and euro has been doing very well. and i think, i smell, everybody is bearish on something. but the story doesn't match the numbers. >> bob pisani, good to see you again. in the 2008 crash, is risk in your opinion still underpriced. and if it is, how do you explain to people to protect themselves? >> unless people have been burned, you can't convince them to get protected. and tail risks have traditionally been cheap depending on which tail. and what people fail to understand is that owning tail protection allows me to take risk elsewhere. it is not like what i spend on the tail is the overall package. it is very favorable when you have equities more attractive than bonds and other things. you need spend premium. the money i get from dividend and hedges and that's why i henl myself and i don't have to worry about anything. deep out of the money puts. >> deep out of the money
> you hear a lot of bad press about europe but europe has a deficit and i want to be exposed to the euro. mostly because i think that the policies of the federal reserve is identical to those of european central bank and euro has been doing very well. and i think, i smell, everybody is bearish on something. but the story doesn't match the numbers. >> bob pisani, good to see you again. in the 2008 crash, is risk in your opinion still underpriced. and if it is, how do you explain to...